Not Chinese in the least bit.
Not every American grew up immersed with bikers and their culture. I see a tatted up “tough guy” wearing black leather and looking for trouble with his buddies.
IMO, not much else to decipher from that.
We have a close friend that is a Vietnam Veteran and an ordained minister who is also a biker and rides with other bikers. I had never met his biker friends until last year. Right after my brother passed away our biker friend and about 20 of his biker friends came to my home to make sure I was doing ok and offer to help me if I needed anything.
I was not only really close to my brother but I took care of him while he died from cancer, that is why our friend was so concerned about me. I sat on the patio and visited with them for hours, they all seemed like very decent people. Their visit made me feel so good, there is no way it could have been wrong.
Yes they all had the “biker look” but looks can be very deceiving.
a tatted up “tough guy” wearing black leather
Does NOT equal:
looking for trouble with his buddies.
I'll admit there are outlaw gangs, just as there are non-biker gangs. Many or most bikers are veterans, cops, or firemen, or just plain motorcycle lovers. There are riders from every walk of life including Christian and LEO motorcycle groups. I really doubt you have anything to fear from a typical HOG member.
I'm not too crazy about the tattoos, but there is a biker look, and should you find yourself in the unfortunate circumstance of sliding down the pavement on your back...that black leather hide becomes very beautiful.
It also keeps you quite warm even when riding in cold weather or rain.